Out Photographing

Peter exploring mid-day light

NE PA Weather Report

Sunny skies and warm weather are back!

Late Winter Grasses

Beautiful all year around

Sunrise

Peter walks to work

Winter Trees

Out enjoying the snow

Frosty

Pretty...

Merry Christmas!

Sunrise on Christmas Eve with Lisa, Paul and Peter

Starting the day with a walk in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area is a lovely thing.

Pom Poms Galore!

I love this time of year when all of the various grasses and plants in the fields of the DWGNRA are left standing and bare. They're so beautiful. I'm sure these "Pom Poms" have an official name -- I just don't know what it is, so to me, they are the pom poms or is it pom-poms or pompoms or pompons?

Foggy Evening

Morning Frost

Sunset

Yay fall!

DWGNRA

I'm usually photographing down there, in the valley!

This weekend I went for a walk along the ridge that is often in the background of many of my photos that I take in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area (DWGNRA). What a wonderful walk in a beautiful national park, not very far from where we live. I am very grateful that the park is here. If you follow my blog, you know that Peter and I walk and photograph here often. It is an endless source of inspiration.

Reflection

‘Am I a man dreaming that I am a butterfly? Or am I a butterfly dreaming that I am a man?"
-- Chang Tzu

Wild Weeds

Peter walking a favorite path in the DWGNRA

Wild weeds abound in many colors and textures

Monarchs are everywhere right now too

Workshop, Day 4

An evening walk to discuss light and color

My favorite photo that I took along the walk

Summer Solstice

Sunrise

Along the McDade Trail in the DWGNRA

Snowy Path

Foot prints of a tree hunter

It snowed last night! What a nice surprise to wake up to. We went out early to photograph some trees that Peter has been studying. It was cold and wet but beautiful and worth the trip. We had a great breakfast at the Waterwheel Cafe afterwards. Yum.

A Tail in the Field

A fox tail, sans fox

One more photo from my walk earlier this week. I went off the path looking for feathers and seed pods and came across this tail attached to a skeleton that had been picked clean. There is a lot of activity going on in these quiet old corn fields in the national park. All sorts of animals come through to snack on the fallen corn cobs and each other.

Cozy Nests

I discovered these nests on my walk the other day. These birds are making use of all of the fluffy seeds being released. I don't know what kind of birds are living here, but they sure make a comfy nest.